This episode examines 10 **ancient artifacts,** ancient clay seals, which bear the names of prominent figures from the Bible - kings, prophets, and scribes. These **archaeological discoveries** serve to affirm the historicity of **sacred Scriptures** and the existence of **bible kings**, prophets, and scribes. Join us as we **study** these amazing finds.

-Ancient seals were used to authenticate laws, letters, and royal decrees.
-The Seal of Shema confirms the existence of Jeroboam II.
-The Bullae of Uzziah's confirms the existence of Uzziah. -Hezekiah's seal affirms his historical significance.
-The seal of Isaiah connects to the prophetic ministry of Isaiah.
-Gemariah's seal links him to Jeremiah's time.
-Baruch's seal provides evidence of his role as a scribe to Jeremiah.
-Gedaliah's seal reveals his involvement in biblical events.
-Baalis' seal connects to the Ammonite king's actions.
-These discoveries collectively affirm the Bible's historical reliability. 

00:00 - Introduction
00:56 - The function of signet rings 
00:17 - The value of these discoveries
01:33 - Shema, Servant of Jeroboam II
02:04 - Bullae of Servants of Uzziah
02:25 - Bulla of King Hezekiah
02:45 - Bulla of King Ahaz
02:68 - Bulla of the Prophet Isaiah
03:21 - Bulla of Gemariah, Son of Shaphan 
03:45 - Bulla of Baruch (Bereciah), Scribe of Jeremiah
04:13 - Bulla of Gedaliah, Son of Pashur
04:29 - Bull of Baalis, King of Ammon
04:48 - The Significance of the Discovery of these Bullae 
05:26 - Conclusion